Rally points v2.0
Disclaimer: If this idea has been previously suggested and debated in a dedicated thread please ignore and lock, thank you, though I could not find any such thread.The current situation: Two squad members close together are necessary to create a rally point and two enemy soldiers walking by a rally point disables it. Two squadmembers are necessary to request kits.
The problem: PR is about teamwork and the new rules rewards smaller squads. Four small squads with officer, medic, LMG means more lead in the air compared to two squads with extra riflemen. This can lower the teamwork necessary and the appeal of the game for many gamers.
The solution: Reward larger squads and squads that stick togheter.
The core idea: Make the number of enemy soldiers in the radius of the rally point to disable it SIMILAR to the number of squad members involved in the creation of the rally point. E.g. A squad of five joins up and sets a rally point. Four enemy soldiers walks by and the rally point stays. A squad of three sets a rally point. Three enemy soldiers walks by and the rally point disappears. To visualize the new changes the number of backpacks in the rally point can be similar to the number of squad members involved in the creation. This will rewards smaller recon squads with a stealthier and harder to spot rally point.
Optional knifing idea: The old way of knifing a rally point is still a valid way of disabling it. However, the number of stabs necessary to disable a rally point is similar to the number of squad members creating the rally point. E.g. five quick stabs to disable a rally point created by a five man squad. A visual aid can be implemented by removing a backpack for every stab by changing the rally point model to the previous smaller stage. This extra time will make it a little bit harder for loners to disable rally points. However, a two man squad should not have any problem if they know how to provide cover.
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Thoughts, opinions, agree or disagree, what do you think?
Feel free to discuss or come with constructive criticism.





